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Title: Wiltshire notes and queries
Year: 1893 (1890s)
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the Doctors origin. The arms on his monument, in the chapel of C. C. C, asgiven in Woods Survey (ed. Andrew Clark, M.A., 1889), arcBarrie of six, or and blue, a canton ermine, impaling Cranmer. Goldesborough.—Another name in the list of scholars andfellows of Corpus of interest to men of Wilts is that of AugustineGolsborowgh. He was admitted scholar 24th March 155s 9, onthe Wilts foundation, and was chosen a probationary fellow4th October 1561 ; B.A., 1565 ; M.A., 1568. He was at Corpusin 1565, but in 1572 his name appears in a list of GloucesterHall. If this latter statement is correct (the name Augustineappears to be an editorial addition), the reason of his migration isdoubtless to be sought in the regulation at tin- former college bywhich all Fellows of M.A. standing were required to assume HolyOrders. That he was not in orders appeals from his will, andthere is reason to suppose that he studied or practised medi< inc. lie was the son of Robert Goldesborough of Cleat Knoylc,
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Wiltshirctnen at C C. C, Oxford. co. Wilts, yeoman (will 1585), by Cicely (will 1591), daughter ofJohn Hayter (will 1541-2), of the same place. He had fourbrothers, John Goldesborough of Greate Koyle, yeoman (will1585), William, Robert, and Thomas; and four sifters—Melior,married in 1561 to John Mervyn of Pertwood, co. Wilts, gentle-man (will 1601), by whom she had, with other i>>ue, an eldest son,Christopher Mervyn, who died v. p. unmarried (will 1591) ; Bridget(will 1628), wife of John Hayles of Highchurch, co. Somerset,gentleman (I. P. M. 1623) ; Mary Apprice; and Dorothy, wife ofThomas Clerk. Hales.—Through Bridget Hales our county can claim themothers share in the fame of yet another scholar of Corpus, JohnHales of Eton, whose memory is dear to many at this day, andwhose character and writings are summed up in the phrase,sweetness and light. That he was entered at this college wassurely due to his uncles example and his uncles advice. TheMervyn and Goldesborough wills a

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